Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. May l4ti

SAN FRANCISCO, May 18th.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for California Best
Family, So 1905 30 q bbl Bakers extra, 81 %
to SIS Is; Superfine, IS 10 to SIS 60.
WHEAT-Sanlple trade is dull, though prices
are firm. Quotable at 81 80 r ctl for No !, with
advanced rates for better qualities.
BARLEY-Sales of Feed occurred to-day at
81 %, but offerings at this figure were small
many holders asking 81 ~ E ctl. Brewing of
oATS-Ioyement is not quick. We quote
prices as follows: No. ! Feed, 81 671l@
i IS; No. 2, 81 Goal 65; Milling, 81 721a@1 IS;
braska, 81 45@1 so q ctl.
CoRN-Choice White is scarce and higher.
We quote iobbing lots as follows: Cali
Yellow, 81 i211aoa1 16; White. 81 1901 40 p ctl.
Nebraska is quotable at 81 O5@1 10 p ctl
SEEDS-Mustard, Brown, S. SOFAS 70; Yellow,
SS9S 80 2 ctl; Canary, .21a@2s4c; Hemp, 4@414c;
Rape, l12@2c; Timothy, 5@6c; Alfalfa, S@9c
Flax. 81 y ctl.
HAY-We quote: Dat, 50; Barley, sS@1l
Wheat, S109l4 p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35d55c q bale
HOPS-Nominally quotable at l0@15c p b.
BRAN-More ease to the market. Quotable at
s2062l q ton.
RYE-Light offerings at the asking price of
81 so q ctl.
BUCKWHEAT - Quotable at 81 o5@1 Is q
ctl according TO quality
POTATOES-Wharf rates are as follows
New, 81 25@1 so; River Reds, S2@2 25; Early
Rose, 81 coal 10; Peerless, 81 25@2 so; Tomales,
S2@2 25; Petaluma, s2G2 20; Burbank Seed
lings. s. 5O@3; Oregon Garnet Chile, $40
oNIoNs-Quotable at 4O@6O q ell for new
crop.
BEANs-we quote as follows: Bayos, $40
2 80; Butter, 81 50@l 90; Pink, 81 2591 As; Red,
81 4o@l 50; Lima, 81 1902 Is; Pea. 81 75@2:
Small White 81 SOAP ctl-
yEGErABL Es-We quote: Asparagus, 81 25@
1s@2Oc . ~ Cucumbers, 5Oc@sl 50 s dozen;
Green Peppers 12@15c p b; Green Peas,
65@9Oc I. sack; Tomatoes, s. 5o@2 Is :
sa s 81 B sean bSS Aiohoies s l6
15c q dozen Carrots. 35G50c q ctl; Turnips
| 2565oo p ctI; Beets, 75c@Sl q sack Parsnips,
50(975c p ctl; Caulihower 50cG75c q dozen
Cabbage, 75c@H 2 ctl; Garlic, 1@2c b;
Celery, 50060c q dozen Dry Peppers, S@1Oc :
Dry Okra: 15@20c a D.
FRUIT-Apricots and Blackberries made
their appearance this morning, for the first time
this season, the former selling at 25c 2 h and
the latter at 25c 3 basket. Strawberries went
off at better prices Cherries are plentiful, there
than the trade will take. We quote Cher
ries, 25@75c q box for white and 50c@S1 rs
for black; Gooseberries, 294c for common
and 5@6c for English q ib; Strawberries, s6@
SO 3 chest; Raspberries, sl@2 q drawer;
Apples, 81 50@2 for common. and S2@2 so o
box for good to choice; Mexican Lines, 29G1I
Sicily, s5@5 so; do California, s1@1 so for
common, S2@S fol choice; Oranges, California
81 25@2 80 q box for common, and SOS .
box for Navel; Bananas, & 5o9s SO p bunch:
DRIED FRU1T-We quote: Sun-dried Apples
5@51ac q b for sliced and 495c tor quar-
tered Alden and Plummer, 121ac; APP
ricots, 11@l2c Blackberries 10c; Figs, SAGE for
pressed and 4c for impressed; Smyrna do,
121l@14c for layers, and 9610c for kegs; Necta-
riues, 1oc; Peaches, 1791Sc for peeled and ga
sc for sliced mschine-dried, 1l6l21$c; Plums
5000 for pitted and 2@4c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, 7t98e; French Prunes, SG9c 2 b;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 S09l so q box. with
Ols1O6p a1vQnca fDr fractions. .D5
q box.
HONEY-we quote Comb, 12a14c p II for
choice and 6@Sc for common; bright extracted
BUTTER-Prices are kept in good position by
the active demand. We quote Fancy zoe;
good to choice lS@19c; fair, 16e17c; mixed
for fair to good, and i1G13c y % for poor.
CHEESE-Quotable at 11@1lHc 2 II for choice,
and 91l0c for fair 10 coed quality.
EGGS-Weak and declining. Quotable at l6G
lSc 2 Dozen with occasional sales of extra auaI-
ity at l9c. Eastern are Offering freely al l59
Ice Z dozen.
Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 19@2lc; Hens, 17@
T. for young: Hens. s. 5Oa6 50 for ordi-
nary stock. and s7@S for choice; Brothers,
SidS: Ducks. s6dS 50 a dozen: Geese
sl@1 50 y pair for old, and 81 7592 p pair for
Goslingsi Pigeons, 81 p dozen for old and s2@
So for young.
GAMlEWe quote Rabbits. 81 25; Hare, 81 5o@
PROVISIoNs-We quote iobbing lots: East
ern Hams 1412G1519c; California, 10@l1c for SALT
refrigeratCrcured, l31af0l4c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, i20121gc: California Bacon Sf0S1Sc for
heavy and medium, 911zol0c tor light medium
and 10 a lie forlight, 12G121c extra light; Clear
Sides, Zoe p 10 Pork, go 50tg10 p Dbl for extra
prime sl0G1l for prime mess, SIS 5ytaI6 for
mess, SIC 50@17 for clear, 81 5091S for extra
clear; Pigs feet, Sl1 50@12; Mess Beef, SS@9
for bbls, "a SOFAS for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef,
81 50@l0 so for bbls So 25G5 so for hfbbls Family
Beef, s14 509l5 80 p Dbl: California Smoked Beef,
12@12l4c . ID; Eastern Lard, 99914c for tierces
and 911a@1oc 2 b for pals; California do, ION
tins. SC; SID tins SIC; pals &c for lob, &c
for 5-fb. and 91Se = fb for 3-b pals.
WOOL-We quote:
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, . b.-lSa15c
Good short spring. seedy, fb..............15ta17
Choice short spring, free, y fb...........-.17alS
Good years spring, free. b.............. Is
Fair years spring, seedy, 4 Halls
Poor years spring, seedy and bury p fb..12G1S
FRESH MEATS-Following are the rates for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality, 712taSc; second quality, 61a9
&c: third quality, 6@614c 2 h. Veal-Large,
6@7c; small, 1880 b. Mutton-Quotable at
697c 2 h. handspring, S610c . 10. Pork
Live Rogs on foot. grain fed, 454@5c; stock, $40
&c; dressed Hogs, ~ as15c Sr.